6 日早北京水过，献签经# Reunion - 探亲与陪读
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这段时间在这里问了很多问题，现在结果出来了，奉献签经。
父母属于三无人员，无房产证，无全家福照，无存折。如果问上这些任何一个问题，怎
么回答？ 我就告诉妈妈说，“有，但是在家里没带，不知道需要这些文件”。这样的
回答肯定会让签证官起疑。好了，怎么办？ 那我就只好在 VO 信里下下功夫，最好一
封信就足够，阻止 VO 继续问下去。认真写了一封信，并告诉妈妈，在一边回答第一个
问题的时候，一边就把我写的信递上去。
果其不然，妈妈说，边看信，边只问了两个问题：
1） 去美国做什么
2） 女儿在哪里。
信和工作证明都要了公司的信纸，有公司的标识和联系方式。这样，感觉更可信一些。
而且，是用彩喷打的，看上去更愉悦一些。
下面是信的内容 (注意，信中我特别提到了我在美国的学校，因为很多美国外交官都很
熟悉，并在那里培训。记得当年我签证的时候，问去哪里上学，我说了校名，好像就让
我过了:-）)：
Dear US Consular Officer, Beijing:
My name is xxx. I am currently a H1B holder, working as a full-time IT
engineer with a yearly salary of $xxx at xxx, Inc. in California. I wish to
invite my parents xxx and xxx to visit me for six months in the United
States.
My parents have been together running a clothing store at hometown in the
past years. My elder brother and one sister, nephews, nieces, as well as
brother-in-law are all in China. After graduation in 2008 as a xxx from xxx
and working for a few years, I think it’s a good time to invite them for a
temporary tourism and enjoy the time being together in America. Please
assist them in receiving a tourism visa so that they may visit me at the end
of July 2011 and return in December 2011.
I understand you might have concerns over whether my parents will go back to
China after their visit, and I must clarify that they will definitely
return, primarily for three reasons:
a. Their business is still open and they will go back to take care of
them after the temporary closing. They plan to retire two years later when
they both are at 65 years old.
b. We are a big family and most family members (except me) are still in
China. My parents enjoy being as the senior people in such a big family and
therefore have no any intention to stay in U.S. any longer than the duration
of time to be approved.
c. Although they really wish to visit a country that’s attractive to
many people worldwide in multiple respects, they certainly would choose to
live in their hometown where they have been with for more than 60 years,
with many friends and memories developed there.
During the duration of their visit, they will stay with me at the address as
noted above, and the costs, including, but not limited to, financial
responsibilities, air tickets, travel expenses, medical insurance, housing
and food, will be fully covered by me. My 2010 year’s W-2, my most recent
paychecks, my passport and I-797 documents that serve as proof of my
financial documents and legal working status in the USA are included for
your review.
Thank you for your time and kind consideration of the attached visa
application.
Sincerely,
父母属于三无人员，无房产证，无全家福照，无存折。如果问上这些任何一个问题，怎
么回答？ 我就告诉妈妈说，“有，但是在家里没带，不知道需要这些文件”。这样的
回答肯定会让签证官起疑。好了，怎么办？ 那我就只好在 VO 信里下下功夫，最好一
封信就足够，阻止 VO 继续问下去。认真写了一封信，并告诉妈妈，在一边回答第一个
问题的时候，一边就把我写的信递上去。
果其不然，妈妈说，边看信，边只问了两个问题：
1） 去美国做什么
2） 女儿在哪里。
信和工作证明都要了公司的信纸，有公司的标识和联系方式。这样，感觉更可信一些。
而且，是用彩喷打的，看上去更愉悦一些。
下面是信的内容 (注意，信中我特别提到了我在美国的学校，因为很多美国外交官都很
熟悉，并在那里培训。记得当年我签证的时候，问去哪里上学，我说了校名，好像就让
我过了:-）)：
Dear US Consular Officer, Beijing:
My name is xxx. I am currently a H1B holder, working as a full-time IT
engineer with a yearly salary of $xxx at xxx, Inc. in California. I wish to
invite my parents xxx and xxx to visit me for six months in the United
States.
My parents have been together running a clothing store at hometown in the
past years. My elder brother and one sister, nephews, nieces, as well as
brother-in-law are all in China. After graduation in 2008 as a xxx from xxx
and working for a few years, I think it’s a good time to invite them for a
temporary tourism and enjoy the time being together in America. Please
assist them in receiving a tourism visa so that they may visit me at the end
of July 2011 and return in December 2011.
I understand you might have concerns over whether my parents will go back to
China after their visit, and I must clarify that they will definitely
return, primarily for three reasons:
a. Their business is still open and they will go back to take care of
them after the temporary closing. They plan to retire two years later when
they both are at 65 years old.
b. We are a big family and most family members (except me) are still in
China. My parents enjoy being as the senior people in such a big family and
therefore have no any intention to stay in U.S. any longer than the duration
of time to be approved.
c. Although they really wish to visit a country that’s attractive to
many people worldwide in multiple respects, they certainly would choose to
live in their hometown where they have been with for more than 60 years,
with many friends and memories developed there.
During the duration of their visit, they will stay with me at the address as
noted above, and the costs, including, but not limited to, financial
responsibilities, air tickets, travel expenses, medical insurance, housing
and food, will be fully covered by me. My 2010 year’s W-2, my most recent
paychecks, my passport and I-797 documents that serve as proof of my
financial documents and legal working status in the USA are included for
your review.
Thank you for your time and kind consideration of the attached visa
application.
Sincerely,
